Artist description Sandhya is an Indian classically trained vocalist. She combines Indian vocals with many western contemporary styles.This includes jazz, drum & bass, dance, trance, dub and world music.

Music Style World / Fusion / Indian / Jazz / Vocals / Experimental

Musical Influences Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Betty Carter, Govind Prasad Jaipurwale

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Artist History Sandhya Sanjana was born in Bombay, India and her musical journey began at the age of two. She was part of a culturally active group. Participating in musical shows since the age of five, she absorbed various folk and classical influences from ancient and contemporary India. From an early age, she studied Indian classical vocals under several Gurus, absorbing the styles from various 'gharanas'. In her teenage years, she discovered rock and pop music. This new and youthful energy so fascinated her that she sang in some rock groups in Bombay. Then she heard Miles Davis and John Coltrane. Her world was turned around once again. In order to expand her musical scope, she sang in several jazz clubs all over India. She performed all over the world with the group DIVYA. Today she lives in Europe and has embarked on her solo career. Collaborating with musicians from diverse backgrounds she tours Europe. Her current projects range from an Indo-Euro-Jazz band to Drum & Bass. She has already begun web collaborations with several artists on MP3.com. This project is called The Tarana Project.Watch this page for upcoming releases. Sandhya is at present residing in London and The Netherlands.

Group Members Sandhya Sanjana - vocals, composition

Instruments Vocals of all shapes and sizes

Albums

Location London - United Kingdom

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